The Blue Flower

The Blue Flower is a symbol of romanticism and a central motif in 19th-century literature, particularly associated with German writer Novalis. It represents the pursuit of the ideal, longing, and deep emotional connections between nature and the human spirit. The flower embodies a quest for beauty, truth, and transcendence, often indicating unfulfilled desires and the human soul’s search for meaning. In art and literature, the Blue Flower signifies hope and inspiration, reminding us of our aspirations and the profound nature of our dreams.